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En junio de 1923 Politica salio a las calles portenas. La revista, opositora al gobierno radical, sostuvo miras “renovadoras” y fue dirigida por dos jovenes con inquietudes literarias y una larga militancia demoprogresista: Alfonso de Laferrere y Julio Noe. Los vinculos con el Partido Democrata Progresista no terminaron alli, en tanto la publicacion conto con la colaboracion de figuras destacadas como Carlos Ibarguren y Lisandro de la Torre. Estos notables aportes y la cuidada edicion no impidieron el fracaso de la empresa, menos de un ano despues. Su desafio a la “tregua alvearista” y su critica del sistema politico argentino −afines al liberalismo y el reformismo− cayeron en un virtual olvido. No obstante, la publicacion fue recuperada por autores vinculados al nacionalismo de derechas, quienes la celebraron como pionera de las “nuevas ideas”. ?Era Politica una hoja del demoprogresismo, o se trataba en cambio de una antecesora de La Nueva Republica ? Para responder este y otros interrogantes, este articulo recorre la trayectoria de Politica prestando especial atencion a la recepcion de las derechas europeas. Siguiendo particularmente al “maurrasiano ortodoxo” Laferrere, se observaran los vinculos y tensiones existentes entre los discursos liberal, democratico y nacionalista a principios de los anos veinte. “Nationalists, liberals, democrats”. Alfonso de Laferrere and the Politica journal (1923-1924) In June 1923 Politica hit the streets of Buenos Aires. The journal, opposed to the Radical administration and with “renovating” aims, was run by two young men with literary interests and a long-standing Demo-progressive partisanship: Alfonso de Laferrere and Julio Noe. The ties with the DP did not end there, as this publication featured pieces from notable party characters such as Carlos Ibarguren and Lisandro de la Torre. This noteworthy contributors did not stop the demise of this endeavor, which took place less than a year later. Its defiance of the “Alvearist truce” and its critique of the Argentinean political system, close to Liberalism and Reformism, were mostly forgotten. Nonetheless, authors related to rightwing Nationalism exalted Politica as a harbinger of the “new ideas”. Was this journal a Demo-progressive publication, or was it a forerunner of La Nueva Republica? To answer this and other questions, this article will explore the short life of Politica paying close attention and to the reception of European right-wing ideas. Following the “orthodox Maurrasian” Laferrere, this essay will scrutinize the links and tensions between Liberal, Democratic and Nationalist discourses in the early 1920s.

“Nationalists, liberals, democrats”. Alfonso de Laferrère and the journal Política (1923-1924)